Magnifical
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Magnifical
... Noah Webster's Dictionary (a.) Grand; splendid; illustrious; magnificent.
Int. Standard Bible Encyclopedia. MAGNIFICAL. mag-nif'-i ...
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Revised
... The removal of obsolete words ("magnifical," "neesings," etc.) has been effected
fairly thoroughly, obsolete constructions ("jealous over," etc.) have been ...
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Magnates (2 Occurrences)

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Magnificat

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American
... The removal of obsolete words ("magnifical," "neesings," etc.) has been effected
fairly thoroughly, obsolete constructions ("jealous over," etc.) have been ...
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Version
... The removal of obsolete words ("magnifical," "neesings," etc.) has been effected
fairly thoroughly, obsolete constructions ("jealous over," etc.) have been ...
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David (1052 Occurrences)
... great temple at Jerusalem, which it was reserved to his successor to build (1
Chronicles 22; 28; 29), a house which was to be "exceeding magnifical, of fame ...
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International Standard Bible Encyclopedia
MAGNIFICAL

mag-nif'-i-kal (gadhal, in Hiphil "to make great"): Old form retained from Genevan version in 1 Chronicles 22:5; in the American Standard Revised Version "magnificent."

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary
(a.) Grand; splendid; illustrious; magnificent.
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